When giving Dawah to non-Muslims, it’s important to have lots of Sabr, as exemplified by the Muslim man in this video.

Dawah is an Arabic term that refers to the invitation or propagation of Islam. It involves conveying the message of Islam to others, sharing the teachings and principles of the faith with the aim of inviting them to embrace or understand the religion.

Sabr is an Arabic term that translates to patience, perseverance, or endurance. In Islamic context, it refers to the quality of remaining patient and steadfast in the face of challenges, difficulties, or adversity, while maintaining a positive attitude and trust in Allah. Sabr is considered a virtue in Islam and is often encouraged as a means of spiritual growth and resilience.